The story of a local mum who turned her experiences into activism and fundraising.

This episode explores the grief surrounding child removal, beginning before social care becomes involved and continuing through separation and beyond.

By sharing experiences and opening up the conversation, we aim to build understanding, reduce stigma and highlight the support that is available for those navigating this journey such as our Believe-in-Her project

This episode explores the often unspoken grief connected to child removal. Beginning before social care involvement, through the experience of separation and into what comes after.

Told by one of the mums that our Believe-in-Her project supports.

Jodie from Nourished Soul tells us her story of becoming an intimacy coach and her inspirational self discovery.

Sit down with Jenny, Service manager at Her-Place Charitable Trust and Hayley to talk about her story of infertility and parenthood.

What is Kinetic Coaching and how can it help you? Nyoka explains everything in this episode!

Kelly is the sports development officer at Everybody Leisure. In this episode Kelly and Kate talk about the amazing Netball HER project and what is can do for women in sport.

Jessica joins us to talk about the joy, confidence, and community she’s found through playing for Crewe Alex Women.

Helen shares why grassroots football matters to her and how the game continues to shape her confidence, connection, and commitment on and off the pitch.

In this deeply personal episode of Her-Stories, we speak with Juliet, a 60-year-old community worker and fierce advocate for women’s health, who shares her powerful experience of being diagnosed with late-stage ovarian cancer. Juliet walks us through her journey from unexpected symptoms, surgery, and chemotherapy, to the emotional toll and mental resilience it took to keep going.

With raw honesty and warmth, Juliet reflects on the silence surrounding ovarian cancer, the strength of the NHS, and the importance of strong women-like her own mother- who inspired her fight. She reminds us that survival isn't just about treatment, but also about processing trauma, seeking support, and daring to talk about the parts of womanhood we often hide.

💚 “I’m still here- and I’m grateful. That’s enough.”